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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03
FOR FARM HANDS.
The Only Safe Way i'm Which They Can
Acquire Property and Prosperity.

The Only Safe way in winch They Gan
Acquire Property and Prosperity.
While writing on this subject, have
word for farm hands, as doubtless
many of them read your paper l have
been an employer of help for nearly
thirty years, and as look back, l can
trace the history of many of the young
men who worked for me; and without
an exception, those who saved the bulk
of their wages have become men Of
property, while those who drew and
spent their wages as fast as they were
earned, are now living from hand to
mouth. l wish l could impress on
every Farmland who reads this, the
Importance of saving and safely invest
ing part of his wages as soon as he is
master of his own time. If you save
one hundred dollars the first year you
work, it may be worth more to you than
a thousand dollars few years later. /
would much rather a son of mine
should earn by his own labor one hum
bred dollars the first year he was
his own master, than to have him make
one thousand dollars by speculation,
and if found that he had saved three
fourths of his wages, / should feel that
his financial future was safe. 1t is so
easy to spend money, and the tempta-
tons are SO many, that it is only here
and there one will save it. / have had
four hands during the last five years,
and but one of them saved dollar on
his years work.
know that it looks like q slow way
to get start in the world to lay up a
paltry hundred dollars year, but he
who does it, in few years has enough
money to buy team and tools to begin
as renter, or to make payment on a
piece of land which will be home for
him. have met at institutes and 9TH
er farm gatherings during the last ten
years thousands of the leading farmers
of several States, and l have often been
surprised to find that the best and
wealthiest among them began life as
farm-laborers, and have fought the bat
tie of life single-handed. have three
neighbors now who began as farm
hands within twelve years, who worked
by the month until they saved five hun
dred or six hundred dollars each, and
who rented farms, and who have now
bought them. They were all young
men who took an interest in the work.
never thought of the ten hour-pla., and
whose wages were increased from year
to year. When a young man is all the
time afraid that he will more than earn
his wages, he will rarely stay the second
year on farm, but when he makes
himself indispensable to his employer,
he usually stays at advanced pa 1t
took me three years of hard Work tc
save three hundred dollars, but those
three hundred -dollars were worth &c
me more than could possibly have
foreseen at that time. There are
plenty of openings on the farm for
Young men of pluck and principle, and
the chances of success are as good now
rs wheE | staTted.-K +. R-oVs. in
Country Gentleman,
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

IAususIH EldJ CnFUHICIVI
Perhaps one of the most astounding dis-
coveries we shall make in eternity is that
our planet is not only one of the most in
significant in size, but one of the least I'D
vanced in civilization.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03
A Lady's Unfortunate Experience,

Was that Of one of our acquaintance who
suffered from scrofula, yellow complex
before using DR.. Harter's Iron Tonic, which
finally cured her.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

"A good-sized hog which jumped
overheard in Lake Erie when the
steamer was mile off shore landed in
a little over an hour in pretty good con-
dition.-Bufdlo Express.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

2 For twenty years Mrs. John Gemmell,
Milroy, Mifflin County, Pa, was paralyzed
and unable to walk She used st. Jacobs
Oil and was cured.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

A SINGER with defective ear resembles
o beiated club man, inasmuch as he never
knows where to find his key
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03
The Government refunds a Cent.
[Chicago Inter Ocean.l

A check for one cent was recently drawn
in New York by the Government in favor
of an importer who had paid Hvress ~
duty to that extent.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

"IHAvE BEEN AFFLICTED with an Affec-
ton of the Throat from childhood, caused
by dlphtheria, and have used various rem
edies, but have never found any thing equal
to BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. "-Reu. q.
NJ r. Hampton, Piketon, Ky. Price % cts
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

Miss SADIE ALLEN has gone through the
Niagara whirlpool. We had supposed this
whirlpool was strictly male strom.-
Lorei Courier
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

AN exchange has an article on "Why
Bees Make Honey" They make it to cell
-Phi'ddelphid Call
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

GA CHARGE to keep have,n was the song
Of the old gun that no one knew was loaded.
N o. Picdyuae.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

A Court of Foresters in New Haven
has suspended a faithleSs officer for a
psriod of thirty vears.-HstIoT3 C9st
rGiR
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

A BOOK agent was shot in Texas the 9th.
der day. Let US hear no more about the
uncivilized West -BoSton Post.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

A WOMAN in Austria found 1900 dia-
mond pin in a can of Chicago pork recent
ly 1t is not stated where the rest of the
hotel CLERK was found.-N y. Saa
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

"a NEW book is entitled "The Keyhole
Country 1t is undoubtedly full of con-
vcrsations accidentally overheard.-Bostoa
Post
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

"THIs is a new wrinSle,n sadly remarked
the elderly maiden as she surveyed her face
In a haud-glass. Merchant TFdpsler.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

TEAouER-"If you were President of a
country fair and wanted gate-tender,
what would you dow Pupil-"Boil it.n-
DdapiHe Broe-e
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

THE fashionable overcoats and their
wearers remind one of the seashore-capes
and heavy swells.-Boston Commercial Bat-
Ltin
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

MAsoNs ought to make good commercial
travellers. They always have their grips
With them Merchant T'rdreler.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

THE swell thing for society young man
10 do now is to powder his hair, He ought
D. put on cap and 60 off
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

WHEN the roast turkey was stuffed with
ehestnuts, Jones said it was time to ring
The dinner bell.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

THERE is no disputng the fact that the
adge has his share OF the trials of life.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03
q WARMERS SAFE CURE. p


CONSUMPTION Consumption only the effect Of dis
HUN condition
weakness the the kidney poi
substance and eventually they waste away and
eventually kidney
destructive effect the iungs For
Spring Coughs Colds Bronchitis Peury at all
the action the kidneys by wa rnerS SAFE
of thousands DONE and you will be surprised at
the improvement in the condition OF the lung.
lI AIlIu LII OluI affinity for the optic though
dldered oversight have written us
that after Thorough course of treatment with warmers
half the patients
he discovers victims of kidney disorder
We doubt that the why complain of failing esght
kidney poison gradually running the system
pilM HhRTc
habits
kidneys liver
appetite developed sustained and the authorities
habits be gotten rid of until kidneys and liver
the specific
those organs have awarded the prize Warmers SAFE Cure
RuEmk1IeM caused
by acid condition of the system With it, uric acid
inactivity the kidneys and liver false action the
stomach food assimiatng affects old than
because the acid has been collecting in the system for years and finally
Warmers SAFE Cure acting the kidneys and liver
rheumatism
Warners SAFE RhsMmatc Cure, alternating with the use OF
RI AMER S0R1ERH medical authorities that most
DLAUuLn uOuuLIO originate with false
ton of the Kidneys and urinary tract Uric acid constantly cOurng through
sOlidifes the kidneys in the
which the bladder produces kidney c0ic Some
the Bladder producing warmers
challenges comparison with all other remedies this work. Buy to-day
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

BEST, easiest to use and cheapest Piso's
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists. SOC.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

"HAvE you ever seen a ghost, Pogkinsi''
mo, Snippit, was the spirited reply, "and
lnever exspectre."
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

LIKE Oil Upon Troubled Waters is Hale's
Honey of Horehound and Tar upon cold.
Pixies TOothache Drops Cure in one minute.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

JUDGING from the recent defalcations,
this might be called "the age of steal.n
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

1t is estimated that there are S-5,.
$40 telephones in use in this country.
Nine years ago there were only $50
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

SHE wouldn't but he wooed, and finally
they were both one.-Merchdnt Traveller.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

CROSSED many times, but leaves no mark
old ocean.-St. Louis Chronicle.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03

AFTER all it is the.bad child that gets the
palm.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-02-03
Land for the land|ess /!

Among the varied and valuable premiums offered
TO subscribers of the OMAHA w EEKLY BEE
are three eighty-acre farms. One of these Is in.
proved with orchard and good frame house located
In Hall County, Nebraskanear Grand land, agrow-
ing city Of 600 population I've other farms are 10.
County, Iowa. Sample copies with full particulars
mailed free. Address TIE BEE PUBLlsG'
ING COMPANY, Omaha, Nebraskas
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
S}r. PIP.

ienFonssn gum Eheils erbebIi5 berlatt. -
llU9efabr mn 4 llbr traien etua 5000 YtanH,
QCidjIoiiGH uu0 oiieubar inter Dem Som,
mouto eing5 einpgln 6i5rerS fte4euo aus
ben SOrfdotsH Bedham, 8eptfor0 Il I. 70.
tiu. Gis leiReteu Gem 8cieble, auSeinanber
3u gehen, teiHe 8Olge, uno eS sntiplnn tb
ein fHydltbarCc Sampf, in peldlem Der Yi0b
ihtlBltd boufGnOig 5trfrsut paroe.
Sic @retutiUe Der ,,SIaoifllaH S0oerdtton"
belt beute gbeHo cine SieuHg uHO 6eitlOB,
auf ben gittmoba Gben6 cine Delegation
SeliammluHq elu;uberufen, IN Delter tiber
0tu6regeln beratben Usrotu ioa, ben 8ers
Iu6, eiue 1ifentlife Soltsp2riammlun9 a5-
lubnlteH, am ndhiftn Sonntdg III mleoerz
boIen. - Su eiusm Der 6eipndIeT ltegt Gut
elm Suabe, itmer burG Enuppelblebe Der
BoltSipen berleBt, barnleoer. SO miEo be-
ridtet oa6 tn3 bar Dem gBeaiuat0uhraReus
Sompfe eIEe gaHSa SaJreplaouUG BON St6tz
fen eintraf. ueldle oil ben Dlob uerthetlt
murSeu. lin gitteruad1t mar Aues rHhi8.
Erans5Hfaes.
8artS, u. gco3mbeC. WiliOn eribieu
heHte Dor Scr Observation-Disclosures. Gr bes
f6ti9te bic As6tbsit Der hrsltigeu Srieie,
mobreno 1laOame gimou5iH 0arauf befe1t,
6aB bisieibeu ccfilibt ieisu.
yge SoItairl" gilt ben 8epubIifanern ben
&nth, fd nuf Sen @on9reB Der DspHtirieu
unb GenatOreu ann 3pade Der Babl zines
BIGfoeutsu her IepubliI 1or5ubersiteu. Die
unUeriObnIideH tabtH b,ldIoheu, Elm Cont
rOI.@Omite Al bjl0tU uH0 IN ben SIa6en
8orrifObsH IN errideu, menu Berrp gum
9iGdio!gsr @reb9'8 QtDdblt merbsn iOute
Ger Niluifer OeS SuHeru, Tlltieres, iagte
beute in her DCputirIeHiammgr i'll 8s}ug duf
lie lluruben bel 0sm ON S. gioue E5er ifItts
gebabeH &sidsnb giuaUlNe Ot8 c0mmuulfis
den Gidlters @uaeu F0ti,r, naB e8 Die
4'ift Der &egsrung mar, rem @eie5e
GGurq 81 oeriaaff.H. yiadogm oas Gras
gen lother 6aAHeH 0erb0tru Iei, iaI eS 9afa
ot8 girlfgrlums gsudeH, bie H0tlgcu
I}a6regelu 3u treH.u nm etu iolGe8 Sblus
piel All UlrtjH1cru. ST. Uiir0e ME bic @Htz
iaItuug or ID 5,n 6.asge gefaJau, maldle
.aS SeiGlCu ber aeUN.ge buoe. Ole 5t7Isrz
inrG.u Eaulsy,e rao Uou her &anner 6eis
lGlig aufBeroNu,g 70 ylgH.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
AZ. Sabrgang.
@i>* o1jliie1t eS t5't't.

G elmer g6oe Hnbgn init nnircn feen GaduB an abs
renb @unate Rnbmrr uuO Sm Gr 5errenbeOarfss
&rt i'm e $175 00) branfen. lin 9es u erIen prs
fpaG wir bo mir nid unns nbrgFc Ve iUnOern fbR nod
nienrtgr YreIle as fe pom lbc9 Gn np paren
onin Se 2eu nIpru&n Ru nabmen unIe nan>
eus i'm budfdbd Slime bn m ibbaupt pinbn ba6 e m tets
un Dan ben& ba Reat @u6 perp6enen O mar uer
nmiot faG wbbur I9 nid Gparunaen iOnoen Brnbe
@ebe 10O0 pee pnb beg Mens bes
Sobres 1887 fauf pe mden rine bDbf mrnsnrrbr Summ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
Gmrmnehrnnnf.

Stem 9Ort, 12. gtOUember. - SEQ.
Sappoob Carpenter. Brdibent nne Shaes
meifter Der v8rootfbe Shifting Co.," yfr.
l29, @hurdfrnBe, nel9er auBeroem nod
nit nsriGieoeuen nnOsreu &OmpaSnle'u unO
6trmeu IN Berbinbung ftauO, TT nit 9tHterz
loiiung betrdhtlidsr Shulben UeroHttet. @r
ioIl aud bier iOpObl, pie in BbiIaoslpbIa be-
oeuteu0e TQIIduuaeu beaauaeu hdbeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
Nernerrenntr @rano.

ct. Better, Titnu., 10. gtouer1ber. -
Sin gefern Abenb in ben Stouungen oes
yytOrtbpeferu.5 5otels" ausgebro4enes 5euer
nnree our6 eineu ftarteu StiomefntHo raid
weiter Usrbrsitet uuO Iegte ben brtttteH &hetI
Oes @eihditsUterteIs in Aide. DreiBt9 Se'
bdHbe, barunter Swsi 6otslSr bic D@rfe 9ta.
tiOuGlbuni, mshrsre SrOBe Sdoeu, Retauras
tionen NIB Birtbihafteu Dur6en 5eritort.
Der SerIuf betrd9t mtuoefeus 100000
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
Er. .llaSnan.g Sar[apari!!ian Rf(oIpent
Der sroBe 8Iutreint9er

3ur 6eilung uIer drouiheu 2eioeu.
G6IoTtiter 69eum0tsmu5, itropBuloIe eeiosu,
3IuIeHQeidDuIfc, trodenCs SufelH, frebsurtige gea
ben, YungcnbIutuH9en, Dlspspfe, iudiieriges Aui'
io6en, gIIeoidpGmm, geihUure, 9einDulhe, puits
trnntbeit, G}i Ut, gBaisrluht, 3lDeimubs, SabfuB
Srond1itj5, Stpiu0iucbt, Se6erleibeu Il. {, 10.
Die Uunoerbureu Suren, pelhe bel 1raHt5eiteH
Der ytisrens, oer Bllenz, Der Geibe6t5s un6 oarHa
orgune ourd5 ben @e6rauh oes SuridpGrtlan Rea
bel QuToiung BON glaenz uuo @aueufeinen, bei
Selune uon 9tisTenerie5, bsI Giteruuaen uuo uHres
geImdBefeiten Der 9edleht5orgaue, ietue 9raIt 5ur
6eilung poH y{ttrenfraufbeeu uHo 6eritelung zines
9eIunben SanabHufies, 6eilung Der Darnrubr, Guts
Biu0ung ooer uuIegemdBtgfelten Der BlGie, eiUeiBs
balttgen o6er anhereu 8bouOeruHgen uip. bat eiHen
JiuI als Elm groBes alIgemeines 6elmittel fur oeU
meRIhliden Sorper begrdnoet.
3u baben BET allen apot9etern. Preis elm Dollar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
GaospaD's 0tQett,
OGS atO6e &e6ers ittlO gSGgelss
GSpfI47af%FnF


BonfdHbig seibmadIos, gut nber5udert, purgreu
regultTeH, Tetn9eH uHb it0rfen. Jlaomau'5 Btlten
bsiIen oIIe unregelmdBtgis9n oes gtagsns, Der
Gebsr, ber GingeDeioe, Der Riersn uno Der BlaIe,
neroOis Srnntbuten, SerfOpiuna, oartleibt9leit,
8eIbauungsbeitmeIoen, 89spepfe, 8alenleioens
6leber, unterlebsenBnuoung, 5dmorrbotoen uuo
ale iunltigcH lnnertlen RrdntbeIten. Reiu uegetds
bilib, fein Sueditlbsr, miHeIulibe uber iOnitlge
lhdollhe 8roquen eHthaltenb.
grets IS GEMS bic g GaahteL gu
babtn btt allen apotbetsrn.
@tue nusgejer9nete, 3uuartdlFge Weoi3iu.
8obDap Comp. - ReIHs Ssrren Sgrs Biqsn
baben In meiner 5umiIe oft elmer Rranf6et oor9ea
bsugt. SD ihble MD obHe iit nte fiber. Gle B6en
el3e ans9ebsl9nete, 5uosrlaltae Dsto5tn. S5t sr'
GGe6onle, Sroauois=gountg, Su.
gEas elm ArSt tber &aomag's Biuen agt.
SD 9ebraude Sbre Requirement Bdlsn uno ems
pigbls e us allen QHogren giqen ibtIiegen unb Ders
unb gebroute fe in meinsr Brarts un6 tn metneT
I5amille uno Wsroe tbuen INNER Dor allen anbeIen
$aen Ten SOrius 8s6egn, S4T sr9ebsnsT
DOyaOtHs, 90.
9BSnepfte.
Die Spmptome oieigI 9Idutbeit iin6 ee Symphonic
zines rutuiTten Ragens. unueroaulldteIt, BlG9uns
gen, SoobreHHen, iaurer D(dgen, SfmerleH mao
bem Sfen, man6mal boom i6mer5baite Rolf otrIrs
oasHo, ndiitrige5 4uittoBen u /. NJ, u: I. tg;
Raomoqs iaPart a n NIT 3aite BON
Raopaqs Bi1en bietet etne aur flr oieies teio- n.
IS stbt BEN Q}ageH ieine 9rait meoer uno sDingt
IpH, ietue Buntuonen ausBuubtn. DGGn gebrouhe
BE Ufsot5iu mad 8oIhriit unb beatte, WG5 mir in
False and True" u6er 9iat 81 iageH baben.
S6ldt cine gtiefmorfe an RaoDGp Gomp.,
Yteps9ort, nad5 unierem Bude NIT Eatbihldlen.
Sin lang aubaueruber Bau ooH 8gspepGie
9ebeilt.
Desrzgrset. SH6.9
DR.. RnbDnp & Comp. sd bate IunsE 3et bus
ourb on SVspepft uno EragbeIt oer Seber seIttsn.
SD bin BON peribiebenen AerBten bebaHoeIt Dorotn,
BOD Duroe t6 aQmiItg iblimmer, bis it nttt mspt
ben gon8en Gag auifeen tonnte. SD lab Elm, oaB
Id HeLbeu mIIbB, Id Mot etfUu5 Se1eTe5 be-
fomnen tonnte, OILS mas mn uaiere AeT5te 9aben.
8esbalb Ueriudts ih S6r ReloIoeHt uHe SRre BIlen
uHo balts MID ieS fur 6elnabe gebeill. So CLAUDE,
has mem 9ebeu 6uIa ben @ebrauh Sbrer Dfeeisin
sergttet moI6eu ift.
Den 21. SHh 1887,
Guoas bIitum.
Ra@sbet fber uH6 uerIangt Raopup,s uno hbtrs
,euot Sud, bag Der ytame aHabDoq- aut BEN 4rttte
III, ben Sbr tauit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
n,N' ,Nas0h anf@4
ENNsy~ sy~Gf(46sAA6a
i;5sss e..s slaI
Gngttfd) oaar0s tee 8.
Sireft importtrt oon
J0O6(eO & CorotO.

@ceBrte 1errcn, Sic, sic gle f!E
ipGbleriif fleibsu, Sic, bte ber Dtobe uor
auem buIbigsn, ioGItsn uRier tlebe@steDegs
Sfnattet1eut beiudeH uao caa umflugs
retde uub it0ue Eager aaster 2oasoner
llctcrsiebCr init g3antc!fre4eu 5eIas
tisen, Die mir bieie Saii0n bei1afit taben.
9ieie 9endnber fino aus foh5arem gam.
ttetsS1iinir, etesaute;H GaeDiofs,
SpmefpIn8 tsf,v. iu Ntatp8, fgeim,
farttrtct1 nno sIattsn JiHaHceH argeiertigt
nit bur6peg 5unben 4ppretur, hnstt Don
MableD g. &aretu ans yOu5cu tnlpogtirt
uno peroen 8u Yreieu, re ourtitnittiIdj 81
nabeSu so Pro5snt unter eenI niger, nelbe
Sunoenidaeiber fiir dbnlt1e 95pdnoer fOrs
bern tpiir6eu, BON ms au5ihsisBII9 o.rtIait
ruerbeu. St0e8 inter nniaGen &Cn0u.lcr
WantcGsra8ess lIebeSr3:fea oertrsteu
Mtufer if utn mi rem eHrcpardeu giHtdufer
ousSep6blt, ebe Gle @epan0er an9efertigt
spuroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
Wcr etnclt
Oc0Cr5ie0or
6raagt,

fonts S5eGe 2So1e ttafer u 0sg3te1trs
&epartemeat bsiu4eu uno ii9 ieIbF Oas
oon tberjeugeu, Oh es ie ein 2ager gegeben,
oa5 fd nit oem uuierigen oerglei9eu Iie5e.
Eai'in aui EQfelu ftno nit elegantefteu, nit
GtlaS FeiHiterteu llebtr9epGnoer itmer bella
tst g9ettpns, 93tocrs, GBtaGiaas,
5ScrfsOs, G9DftsaSs gSbttneps, Gores
oe1S, feiae peide Iururi0ie WeoutaGrafs
nao tie elegant,iten 5aeOns in ueberc6d.r.
So, So Deer So toitet Elm iebr bienlt4er
ueber}teter srRer &IaiTe, uHb fir SfO tnO
uplete lleber3jehar beuieniaeu, bic alteruart3
liir $l5 ocrtauft msr0eu, gan; ebeu6acttg.
9 ie fiaoen iOldle ME 10 elegant in aEoereu
3 eitdften fir peniger, aIs SIS cher $40.
3{un fcmmen bic ieinfen lleber3iebsr, bic
an9efertigt tuerber, ;u 6unberen bier in
nnierem gaoeE gemadt- $ i8, $50, &22,
&25, S28, $50 - @ewanoer, metbe auf
&eitenun9 gemadten lIe5erSieberu 3u $50
bis $50 geuau entIpce9eu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
.Ulalariu tn ibreu UeridieOeneu 5ormeu ge.
hos ,,TrS harhf{tat

&c eiebt fein 5etImtteI In Der gBelt, rueIdes Ted
iefebsy uno ale au6eren malariihen, bilt0en un6
lUHitiqeu 5ie6er unit SuIe Don GfaoUup's BiIIeu)
10 laHel turlrt, rUlG Rn0mnq's 6eaoq Reliei,
BrctS so Gents Die 6Iuite. 81 BADEN bet
allen NUotbltern.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14

rUehes augsnuhdub Had einmnltgem Gebrnud3 Die
Qlo6ten un0 peiHigenoiteH Shmr5en beIlt, gntJnna
ouugen Lnbert uuo @oH9eh0ueH tdrirt, einertet, Oh
IN orH Sungen, bem BS1geu, ben &ingeiUeloen o5er
auouen 2ruieH ober Srgaui5men.
SunCrIId.-9U bdlber bis gu einem Ebeel0FfeI
0cl in einem baIben gllic 2guHtr genommen beili
IN luentgeu Vlinuteu 8rdmpie, lauren Blaeen, uss
beSslt, @rbrehen, SOobreHneu, gterDoiitdt, SbloiS
loiigteit, &opimeb, DiarrbOe, &out, BldbuHsen uu6
alle innerlideR SdmpBen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14

N-''s ~F@ItI % WI EEIEF8F z19s8'8TV
6 bicagO, l3. JtaUember. -@cc3e Hi
rfgupg epttauo beGte irita inter 0cn U2tt.
slIeosrn zee 3EegimeHt5 Der gta.ionaIglrDe
l.bsr eineu &,Ian our GrmorOuug zines
0iiIi3iploateu, msIaer Dor 0em @affeuidale
Oe& erUabattn 3le9tmeut8 all &de bes Blih-
'rqiOn. 8 oHIaunrO unb Der Curtis Stra5e
S4tSmane fau6. 9ieIer SOl0at, Ramans
yt. 8su 9tng auf ietnem Soften am n0rbs
lideu Gnbe oes &ebGuoes auf uno nb, ais er
gegeu 4.4O bente iViil eruen 5auB h5rte unb
elue augeI bl4t an ieiuem &Opfe oorbeipftii.
Der G6uB nuroe augenideiHItf bonn Dad)a
zines SobIeHi9uppen8 OIL Der Stbs@arpeus
tsrfraBe aus abgefeuert. Die SOI0aten
riidren iofort nus un0 our6iudten Die Nad.
barid0ir, jeood 8elaug es ibueu ntat, Oeu
: bGter 81 fiubeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14
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SdIuer3CnIttntttfas Uitftcl

UlorQ0 9 TtltQ JltIItT M en- UfItttI qtQC1 10
SGmerb 8tueHtuU9cn, GuelituugeR, ShmeTz
BcH in bem Juden, ocr Bruit un5 cen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14

&bicagO, 13. Nopember-Das 2eiden.
begdngntB Ger bier biugerdteten 2tuardtleu
uHo res Selbfm0roerS @ouis 2iugg faHo
beute ffatt uno .s erei9ueten iia babel feline
3ubef f0rungsn. Gieleidt Der bette Qu,
bid oeS 3uges wuroe an Der @de Der
entes uno Der DespaineSfrase, uuUeit Der
Stelle, an ruelter ON T. Dtai 1886 bic uers
bGn9niBUole 8ombe 9eporfeu purOe, er-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1887-11-14

ytep orf, y. yto0ember. - george
6rnucis Grain il 9eferu 4beub aus benz
g8efen bier an9etOmmeu; er Mil it4 nur
3pei bic bret Gage bier aufbalten, SOuntn9
cine Rebe bnlten, nenn er eineu Saal bes
ionmt, unb fd bauu mad ct. Sobu, yf.'Sr
in eie @iniamteit auriidBiebeu. Sn Btttss
burg erfubr er, uls er ii6 nuf Der 8urAreiie
eiue 3eituug on Der Station faufte, oas @htz
ca9Oer @relguiB. gr bate es uttt erUartet,
iOnoern ge9luubt, bus ieine une Der uieleu
Auoereu Siiripruden bsi'm @ouoerneur erz
foIgreif iein perten. Die Siurihtuug bat
Grain in bic b6dfe Iufre8uus ueriest. @r
bebnuptet, buB 2iuss ermoroet poroen lei.
CUR unterfiBnng einer 8beorie hermit er fih
ouf bic anii4t bes um Sonntag aus gtoHate
LANCER lluteriudunsshaft eutIufeueuSutiters
Otto Cotton oerislbe bate ii9 tpeseH Geber'
fnbrsns zines Siuoes ben Seb6roeu ireimtls
Iie esfellt. Cotton iungirte TN @efiu9uliie
Nols 2sibbieuer Der Anurdifeu, beuen er bic
3ensn reiuigte, tpofiir te ibm gBdi4e Hub
aleieer IheAtteH.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-12-10

James @. Blaine is TO make tri-
umphal march across the continent from
San Francisco next June, in accordance
with a political programme already pub
lished. After this affair is completed
and the effect has worn away, President
Cleveland will try his hand at crossing
the continent in palace car with wide
rear platform. The arrangement, po.
iitical OF courRe, is for Cleveland to 90
to the Pacific coast after the republican
procession is housed and makesa tri-
umphal march eastward across the con-
tinent from San Francisco.